Freeze the water and skate it #182
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#47 Weather from Open-Meteo
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#48 Rain and snow
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Rain and snow are weather; cold is a surface. When the campus ponds freeze, the water becomes an ice rink: low friction, long carves, spins, and a crack that runs under the blade. A pickup hockey game needs nothing more than a puck and two goals.
How it fits. The water areas are baked and the ground surface already has a support height; ice is a surface material with its own friction and a thin visual layer. The player's movement is a wall-distance walker, so ice is a change to acceleration and turning rather than a new physics body. The audio is the interesting part: blade scrape, cracks, and a muffled world over the ice.
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Related. #48 (snow and ice), #91 (water surface), #210 (swimming), #211 (winter bathing).